Many sellers will consider these issues when doing cross-border e-commerce. After all, choosing a good browser can not only help you improve your work efficiency, but also protect your account security. So what browser is good for Amazon? Any good recommendations?

 

Cross-border e-commerce sellers on Amazon usually choose two popular browsers: Google Chrome and Firefox. This is because when merchants use the storefront, they usually use remote desktop to operate and are happy with both browsers. The reason is that Google Chrome is made in the USA, and so is Amazon, so they are the closest match in terms of compatibility. Of course, there are other browsers like Fingerprint Browser and Super Browser that can.

 

Some sellers consider using vps. After logging in to the vps, they download a few browsers. I wonder if any sellers have noticed that the price of vps is relatively high. And some vps, the network is unstable and not easy to use, so if you want to do Amazon for a long time, fingerprint browser is recommended.

 

So what browser is good for Amazon?

 

If you are an Amazon seller, you can use the fingerprint browser. The principle of the anti-detdct fingerprint browser is actually similar to that of vps. It divides a large space into several smaller spaces, and each space has its own storage information. Using an IP fingerprint browser is more stable, but the fingerprint browser can manage multiple accounts, and the price is relatively cheap, so many cross-border merchants use the fingerprint browser.

 

Many cross-border e-commerce sellers use bit fingerprint browsers. It is a cost-effective fingerprint browser, and it also supports multiple Facebook accounts and ins multiple accounts. Tiktok multi-account drainage, account maintenance and other issues, a large number of merchants are using the bit fingerprint browser.

 

When users choose a browser, on the one hand, they should consider the capabilities of the browser, and on the other hand, they should consider whether it is suitable for them.